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Business Open Day: Perfectly located for road, rail and airport access The Wroxeter is a fantastic venue to host your corporate event, meetings and/or visitor accommodation.
With a team of local businesses providing top notch services for all sizes of corporate, we are keen to encourage and promote new business relationships amongst our local community.
Hence our plan to open our doors wide to invited local businesses so that they can network and share information whilst experiencing, first hand, what the team at The Wroxeter can offer.
We have cars, stylist sessions, motivational workshops, a free prize draw to win a nights dinner bed and breakfast for you and a guest, and plenty more. Not to mention our mouth-watering refreshments to sustain you after a day in the office!
Business Open Day at The Wroxeter Hotel in Shrewsbury, Shropshire on Thursday, 09 September 2010.
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